crack in left gimbal
#1
Thread Starter
crack in left gimbal
It is rather confusing as to where exactly I should make this post. But since It is a Futaba TX here goes.
I noticed a significant crack at the bottom of my left gimbal.
It is an older TX.FP-T7UAF SUPER 72 MHZ
I am on a very limited budget and just do not have the funds to replace it. It is my only TX. Believe me I really want to replace it but can't at this time. Just not any spare $ on my disability.
The crack is at the base of the left gimbal in the plastic that the stick screws into.
I have mulled over trying to fix it with thin CA or some heated (slightly) epoxy. The risk is the adhesive penetrating beyond where I intend.
Thoughts other than replace TX.
I noticed a significant crack at the bottom of my left gimbal.
It is an older TX.FP-T7UAF SUPER 72 MHZ
I am on a very limited budget and just do not have the funds to replace it. It is my only TX. Believe me I really want to replace it but can't at this time. Just not any spare $ on my disability.
The crack is at the base of the left gimbal in the plastic that the stick screws into.
I have mulled over trying to fix it with thin CA or some heated (slightly) epoxy. The risk is the adhesive penetrating beyond where I intend.
Thoughts other than replace TX.
#2
My Feedback: (11)
Usually, we'd ask you to send the transmitter in for repairs to the stick assembly, but the 7U transmitter is no longer supported, and we're no longer able to service it. You may want to contact Radio South. They may have parts to help you out.
http://www.radiosouthrc.com/
http://www.radiosouthrc.com/
#3
Thread Starter
Usually, we'd ask you to send the transmitter in for repairs to the stick assembly, but the 7U transmitter is no longer supported, and we're no longer able to service it. You may want to contact Radio South. They may have parts to help you out.
http://www.radiosouthrc.com/
http://www.radiosouthrc.com/
I sent Tony an email
Ken